the servoy_client.jnlp does not start the Java Web Start.app on my Mac with OSX 10.7.1 and Java 1.6.0_29.
The Servoy Server (5.2.11) is running and I’m able to start the solution on a Mac with Mac OSX 10.6.8 and Java 1.6.0.26.
Servoy 6.0.1/3 solutions are running on my Mac with OSX 10.7.
I haven’t updated to OSX10.7 so can’t replicate your situation exactly but can confirm that a 5.2.11 Servoy Clients work fine with 10.6.8 and Java 1.6.0_26.
Have you tried clearing out the Java caches etc and starting a fresh Client download.
yes, I cleared the cache and tried starting the solution by loading a new jnlp file.
On the 10.6.8 machine the smart client is only starting from an earlier loaded jnlp file. The new downloaded jnlp file is also not starting the smart client of the 5.2.11 solution.
I tested it with Mac OS X 10.7.2 and Java 1.6.0_29 on my local machine downloading the jnlp from a Servoy 5.2.11 server and it launches fine for me.
Perhaps your browser is set to not open/launch files automatically? Try double-clicking on the jnlp file. That should launch the client.
I’m on 10.7.2 and not 10.7.1 as posted in my fisrt topic.
A doubleclick on the jnlp file or by select Open With > Java Web Start.app from the context menue doesn’t open the solution. This issue occurs only on jnlp files downloaded from servoy servers not in my local network. Solutions (5.2.11 + 6.0.3) on servoy servers in my local network open as expected!?
I’m a little bit stumped at the moment. Any ideas how I could fix that?
Could it be a problem of Java 1.6_29 on Mac?
On both OSX [10.7.2 and 10.6.8] updated from Java 1.6_26 to 29 I have the issue that the jnlp files from servoy servers outside my local network will not open.
Only previous jnlp files downloaded with installed Java 1.6_26 and also loaded jnlp files from servoy servers in my local network are working!?
tgs:
Could it be a problem of Java 1.6_29 on Mac?
On both OSX [10.7.2 and 10.6.8] updated from Java 1.6_26 to 29 I have the issue that the jnlp files from servoy servers outside my local network will not open.
Only previous jnlp files downloaded with installed Java 1.6_26 and also loaded jnlp files from servoy servers in my local network are working!?
Since I am using the same versions and cannot reproduce it there might be other factors at play here. Have you fixed your disk permissions recently ? (See Disk Utilties)
tgs:
I made a support case id 433481.
Eh? You are not using the new Jira support system? The case numbers there start with ‘SVY-’
I guess you are using a deeplink into the old support system. The correct link to use is http://www.servoy.com/s or http://support.servoy.com .
ROCLASI:
Since I am using the same versions and cannot reproduce it there might be other factors at play here. Have you fixed your disk permissions recently ? (See Disk Utilties)
I have fixed the permissions, but always the same issue. The jnlp will not open on my iMac (10.7.2/1.6_29), the MacBook Pro (10.7.2/1.6_29) and also the Mac mini (10.6.8/1.6_29)!?
ROCLASI:
Eh? You are not using the new Jira support system? The case numbers there start with ‘SVY-’
I guess you are using a deeplink into the old support system. The correct link to use is http://www.servoy.com/s or http://support.servoy.com .
Thank you for the hint . Today I logged in to the new support system for the first time. Very interresting.
if I make a doubleclick (or open from context menue) on the jnlp file nothing happens. But I took now a look into the Console messages and get this:
14.11.11 11:07:12,410 [0x0-0x43043].com.apple.JavaWebStart: Error occurred during initialization of VM
14.11.11 11:07:12,410 [0x0-0x43043].com.apple.JavaWebStart: Incompatible minimum and maximum heap sizes specified
What kind of heap sizes does it mean? The configuration in the servoy-admin? And what size is compatible?
I had specified 256 to servoy.initalClientHeap and leave the maxClientHeap blank. But on pressing the save button, the maxClientHeap was automatically set to 64. I don’t saw this before and made a restart of the servoy server without a view on it. I think this kind of combination was the issue.
Now I have set the initalClientHeap to 256 and the maxClientHeap to 512 and the jnlp file opens to start the solution!